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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11
POWDERLFS LETTER.
The Ronaan Chureh and
the KnIekfs e. LaDor.
opiaiaus en- sAs LaAsr Party Msvs-
msna-Inssrvlsw Bsswesn Psw-
aeriy ana carslsAl eass.z


ANsRAR1EDs Ues. lo.-An expFegria8
g optason - 1ne 1ovi14oility o. the
Labor party moEemtn. Nas 0blalnad
l1oE IaERe number sf Anlehts a La
ss...s -. -. .ss.,. Z. - =. ln'eE 49,
alisers 80 r,ere - s.r-a,ivs - ~ sis---.s -.
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Fank anf iiie as,a mer~ rndi-aI ~ -
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AZ - inforviepe.S - II -, - = :.
Wsre RsuabIIo.nr hslore slI'IisfsnS -ish
he iuHsneraenI raorrw,ruf- T'hers are
only thrse 81 four Dsmoerafn n fhe -.
siee ~. TKe T.abar Vole In fhe -hrIs
eonnlFg E wear hsaea -unT 81 a. ws~
from $1,000 - f.e00ooe. Tbe onInfes
q abons eveolv 6iviSrd AZ = - : gs~s
On the Ga nsrSier. sha -. -. r~rh~r.s
urrv.fIln, fhee 60 TIeuo~-e,s .,-.fS
rrsler moat Il e slnor1 80 ensrI-
rnonn aentinenf fhaf ~ qse,os r,---s-
r,enf n New York 80 fs1I nil SsSesf
the Democrat. n noe rnehaerfnl itssIf
Wr. PawAe-lv 3eea,neS - ln ~ &c..
a n,erisr 81 - Frsrufivs R,s-,s 4 n
laarno1 fhaf ~ /. rrro--S =, 4 .s.,arss..
u.ov.,-e.,4 20 = -,.'.,S c-nSla 80
.------. =. - .
A AesA " zAN oA1nol1u cAoAuA.
dhe letter prepared b. GsnerAl Mas
tef Workman RoudeFly epo7 the atti
k1de Of tie Oatholte chntuh towards the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11
FOR STYLISH,
VELL.mlDE. PERFEcT-FITTIHe SUITS
90 To-
Mrs. PC1@OT'@,
Nsxt 70 r.M. q A.. Rreni streek
PRICES vERY MODERATE var
FOR SALE.

CAsH AND DOOR FACTORY. SITUATED
y eu The water fronk on line % Puget eouad
hega and s.. l. 8 4 Z. Raiiroaaa. Tbs taeiesy
. II eomplsts Fanaina erder, and eonene g
@s ta.hofss ROVER engine and bcileFi
ons large band saw, vita reaawiae -tsscA.
nenta aad saga;
One No. 3 Fay stilchef,
Cue ftKe-lnen aurfucefs
oae erosseut saw;
One sie mwt
une tenoning mschinss
one horins machinet
Dee mortislns machine
ons wood lsthas
One emery grinder;
la-Hs let - knives and hrs for maSnines'
a. tbahinae, hanfers. heiiiux<, sis., 81 eenf'
plsts asd ready Tor Immediate gse- ne shove
saly esen Ia use = rrry sAeft praes sad sat -
sela a. bargain Fos particulars apray y
eef In MORAN BROS. Maehia So.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

CnzUo. (unia }, Osa. l0.-Ths piow
works of 1hosdoro Hamilton naA the
baFns 81 J. =. Ashosofl usge b1sns2 sic
m1TninR. HamiI1on uaa hodlE baEnsd.
Ths total loss wan 5000 win asad lnr
DnEanee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

there vas oniy one session Of fhe
kniRhta Of Labor Assemhly today, ana
when ths call 70 order was made q 3 D.
a. tne committees we're not yes ready
% report An opportunity vas then
presented for bringing 90 the lonR
looked for anarchy discussion. Janaes
e. QulnD, 0f DisaFios Aauemhly Ne. a. a.
New YORK. presented aha follaWinQ rs.-
olnlaon uDdeR . suspension a. the rules.
CsnsideFine thaf she deyelopmsnla af
the haman mine IN the l9ih oentury
have reached point of expression al
mcst universally against capital panish-
ment o. the taking Of life b. fndinisl
prooass as . relic Of bnrbarism, therefore
Be- it
ReaoIpsd, That shis Convention en-.
presses aoErew that the men II Chicago
Wefs deemed % death, and that We nee
every endeavor 20 secure eommufafion
q tie sentence Of death passsd uDon
them.
The Convention vas ai 0nss thrown
into the widest excitement. scores of
delegates tryinR q TIE same time 20 o.
tain the door.
Powdsrly decided the resolution oct
Of oEdezs
Joseph Ryans, Of Pistsbure, Appealed
from the decision. Ths appeal vas lost
oy vote Of l67 70 $50.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

L.cnus.n uis j OcA 1a.-Woen 1hs
k194.1ent'a 1r4ln Eanchet here this
ettaR1oen 9 E1sale q tusatg uns Rans
80 nle4 a great ahruaa ~ people
1At.ea ten aEFspal Uf aha' train ard
lqa1l7 e1eeeed the viEieaEB 90 ihey
aiiao1e1. Meanuhiie tha QAisiles e
stWm1lls and steAnbozts % ths Ntssis-
lippi RIVER screamed their Ioudss1. TIE
lsati1n and preulinenf hnildinas az tie
NY ueee laE1efali8 dsoofa*sa ID hart
~. DariDk ths tW1nly minule1 uaiI
.1e party wsee escorted in carriages
l1rclHh lhs psinelpal thosoaQhfHsua bF
ne Governors Guara. Ths eilysn pap
alAslon and q great uumber from q dis
lauoe weEo un he streets.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

NEg YozK. Oct. 1o.-Ths police have
haen Instructed 10 pfeYent the Henry
Gseres Election InspootoFa from taking
paSt 10 the registration which beeiCa
tomorrow, the courts having declared
their APPOINTMENT illfpef.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

DowNIHpIEGR (Cal.ls o.. 10.-Jsak
Rabsnson, uho Wsa ennsiated % mnF-
6sr in sho firgi degree foE killina Ansone
Dohl. ID JalT. ns4r Piks City. Sierra
oounfy, oonmfseed saistde ID be esll
this mnEnina b euftina be throat. He
waa % have ben Rsnlenced al ~
o'siosk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

~4N~A-1A @l4A4A ||AAI1A44lN. ~ MIIH
14ny puInt1 whg lhi8 sAaaId no. 4
unn4. Among o1her fAinna hs eaia Il
aonla be dAnreFeas 20 fhe Eapnaafisn 81
tae ehnEeh b oas dsna 1eratfs oaanffF.
t1al i uoald Be psuaEiesa % oemnsl
ooeoiense q u6lholio wu1kina rasn.
who wuuid renaxd Is As KaIss ara in
lqalloas; thal u uNald ehush he doslFasl-
i've instead q oene1siai % it1 elEsel.
q Z vOald tarn into doans and hos
tlliig he markfd aegofinn az car PEG
sie 70 the holy See.
Mr. Raw9szls says further. sThe
k1iRhla e LAhaE Famain antunnhe3,
~ e VII Be Cur paEiicElax duty % pse.
gent the 0n31E fKam eummsnctna anv-
thing against eivH snd eneieafaeaien q Il ws
thaf might Be eon6smnsd b ohnseh -
stats. Iha Pope wisely defasmlnea
not 3 provoke ~ anfaaunfsm betusen
ths church and 4 miRhfy indusfiAl pos-
AT that is making ftaaig tell shrouekons
this ffen land. Isso XIII. hRs skaan
lhaf be il neither rash nor illfbsrsl. =
foWtefky thea qnotes at ienrlh ietlsrs
from cardinal 9inhon9, giving hisviaws
Ia relation 10 the QfdeR,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

LoNDoN, Oct. I0.-Joseph s. ChambeF-
lain and Jesse Collins started for Biz
mineham today on an Irish tour. A
iaFes party OF their friends assembled
70 see them oh. Both Qsntlsman mads
speeches IN favor Of the Irish minority.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

NKw YonK, Osi. 10 --Tbs membsEs Of
ths O'ConnnF famiiy. fnaheR. noshef
and tee sons, WAo we're e0nvietsd sf
ksglne rubbed sad assanlled . yoana
Euallah 9onsn namea 1aFv =. HaE
waod II their He3ma 90 bssk x7lh street..
wnEa ecday aeneanued by gadGs Cowina
% esnfass pEisan fsF IS yeazs eaeb.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

NMw Yenx. 0st- i0.-The Polioe Co.'s
missisners today received from BseFs-
tary Phillips of fhe Owl Services exanin-
eEn ths llst ef peFsora eligible 70 ne %
sitien az Chief af she hafsaa ef Flee
Iinns, now hsid By yahn ,. UHrisn-
klthouza OBslen's perosntags was ne
hfah6ns, his sAna does nol appsar, -
fhfea e. osldieFa SCORED ogos ninetg
pplnaa AZ the examina1iom. Tbens weFa
kdwaEd 6ilon. r. Rodslbarg aod Rieh-
ard 3. Moti.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

CHICAGO, Ook, 10 William Desine,
whose name has been frequently men
toned Of late ID connection pilh George
Francis Train, vas informed By Mayor
Roche today that Train waa generally
known as man Of uDeound mind, bet
that the Ignorant ard vicious who hesrd
him sneak WeFs inclined te accept his
crazy utEeranoss ~ true. The Mayor
further said that The Statutes applied 20
iust aueh cases. and " ssCitixen" Train
could pot be kept within bounds Of
rsassn it would Be necessary 10 stop his
auanahaa hltoaaahar.
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Undeiivered Messages.

Undelivered kilograms at Western
Union Telegraph Office, November IL,
1887, 6 p. NJ: w. E. Spillman, VIM.
Pond, w. f. Martin, Geo. Kendrick,
d. D. Grifiths, John Mclean, Thos.
Maddux, Camille Gabrielle, A. w.
Johnston, Frank Delosa, JohnChronis,
Frank Lee, Frank j. Walker, Robt.
Johnston, Angelo Denubila, G. A.
Schmidt, Mrs. j. S. Miner, E. o.
Fowle, G. X. Lambie, J. Lem Har-
ris, Boetcher & Jastrow, f. II. Fritch
Jno. Preston, G. H. Clark, Mr.. Horn.
baook, X. A. Wallace, A. A. Marshall
T. Black, T. M. Cunningham, Aug
Witzer.
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Personal Mention.

+ A. E. Foster, OF Cincinnati, is visit.
i ng the city.
S. B. Dewey left on the 7:30 train
l asst night for San Francisco.
Major Q, G. Muller, OF San Fran.
:scisco was in the city yesterday.
! Vice President E. 7. Plank, of the
San Francisco Typographical Union,
is in the city.
Il. Upham, of Payot & Upham, o
San Francisco, was in the city, but
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. D. Carr, ex-foreman of the
State Printing Office, arrived in this
city last evening from San Francisco.
Hon. w. w. Cuthbert, a member OF
the art preventative, and formerly a
representative in the Legislature from
San Francisco, is in the city on visit.
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The splendid collection OF oil paintings
by Keith to be exhibited and sold here about
the close of this month will attract the at
tention of all Southern California. At the
grand exhibition of paintings at Boston,
Keith and George Innes obtained the medals
over Bierstadt and all the Eastern artists.
There will be a Musical and Literary En-
tertainment given in St. Paul's Parish Hall,
in rear of Church building on Olive street,
between Fifth and Sixth streets, by the
Altar and Decoration Committee of the
Guild, on Tuesday evening, November 18th,
at O'Clock. The following ladies and gen
tlemen will take part: Mrs. C. L. Davis,
Mrs. J. NJ Demarin, Miss Short, Miss Laux,
Miss Vail and Mr.. J. Bond Francisco. A
great feature will be the Rotations of Miss
Mamie Short, Elocutionist. Tickets for
sale at Bartlett's Music Store.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-11-13
DISTRICT CONVENTION
At the First Presbyterian Church
on Fort Street.

on Fort Street.
On Thursday District Convention
in the interest of foreign missions was
held at the First Presbyterian Church
on the corner of Second and Fort
streets. The meeting, which was held
under the direction of the Committee
on Foreign Missions, was very largely
attended, and commenced with "a de-
votional service at ten O'Clock in the
morning. Tuis was conducted by
Rev. William j. Chichester, pastor
OF the church, and was opened by
the singing OF hymn No. 10l, followed
by reading from the first chapter of
Revelations. The "Keynotes" of the
service were; "Our Risen Savior's
Last Command, discussed by Rev. Mr..
Chichester; "The Comprehensiveness
of Christ's Kingdom" by Rev. Mr..
Dinsmore; Spirituality and the
Church." by Rev. Mr.. Waddell of San
Ped O, Rev. Mr.. Reese and Rev. w.
j. Chichester; ''The Church's Need
of Foreign Missions" by Mrs. Harris
and Revs. Colmery and Chaplin; "The
Oneness OF Believers" by Revs. Wad-
dell, Condit, Merwin and Stevens;
and "For Jesus Sake" by Rev. Mr.
Bogg.
During the noon hour, lunch was
served in the parlors of the church,
and at 2 O'Clock the afternoon session
was opened by the singing of a hymn.
This session was conducted by Rev. S.
s. H. Weller, d. ID. Mrs. Minor
read very instructive paper on
"Woman's Work in Foreign Mis-
sions," which was followed by a pa
per on "The Training of Children, -
by Mrs. 1. M. Condit.
.'Young Men and Foreign Mis-.
sions" was intelligently discussed by
Mr.. J. s. Voorhees,, graduate o.
Princeton college, Mr.. A. W. Rider, o
Jacksonville, Fla, and by Mr.. w. II
Mead, General Secretary OF the Loi
Angeles Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION. ;.
"The Money Problem" was dis
cussed by Rev. Mr.. Merwin, who wa'
followed by Rev. P. V. Veeder, 70
eight wears instructor in the Universe
ty of Toxic. He lectured on "Nev
japan, from the Historical and Chris
tan standpoint"
The evening services were cor.
Quoted by Rev. William G. Stevens
and after prayer were opened by Rev
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-11-13
TICKET 1868
Wins the &65 singer Sewing
Machine.

As usual, a large crowd OF spectators were
present tu witness the drawing last Satu rday
night in the store little Miss OF three Sum-
mers did the drawing, and as the twentieth
and winning number 1853 was called out,
buz of expectation went through the
crowd. Mrs. Louis Crochet OF La BallOna,
was the lucky lady no won the sewing
machine, and was present at the drawing
The lady who won the machine is not
blessed with much of this worlds goods,
and the pre- sentation OF Il $65 Singer sewing
machine came unexpectedly, but very well
come, indeed, her delight was painlJ mani
tested by the glow OF pleasure that spread
over her face when she was presented with
the beautiful machine.
We to-day received the following postal
card which explains who won the sewing
machine in the drawing of November D,
1887.
ORANGE, Cal, November IL, 1887
Homer C. Kdt=, Manager Star Boot and Shoe
House:
SIR: | saw in Wednesdays Telegram
a call for ticket No. 1893. 1 hold the ticket,
and as I will be in Los Angeles next
Wednesday or Thursday, will present the
ticket. MRS. 4. W. CAMfIELD.
Another beautif Il $4,000 Improved
Singer Sewing Machine given away this
week.
STAR BooT AND SHOE HOUSE,
80 and 30 N. Spring ST.
HOMER c. KATE, Manager.
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F. B. Cherrington, who described the
progress of the missions. Mrs. s. H.
Weller read a poem entitled "The
Little Stone" Rev. A. M. Merwin
spoke on the "Signs of the Times"
Rev. 1. M. Condit on the Triumph
of Missions" and Mr.. E. s. Field on
every Christian under Commits
sion." The Convention which had
been most interesting throughout was
concluded with the benediction.
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NEWS NOTES.

Ii Hin and 81 Lung were yesterday
granted a license to wed.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted o$l53 1887 and were ninety
seven in number.
The street PAYERS were at work yes
terday putting granite blocks between
the tracks on Main street.
Gelcich Post Relief Corps will give
an entertainment at Armory Hall or
che 22d instant. which will be very
largely attended.
The PAYERS are working between
Fifth and Sixth streets on Main and
have finished putting in the bitumin-
GUS rock between Third and Fifth.
f. M. Peck, of Compton, yesterday
handed DR.. M. M. Bovard check for
$40, 200 for the benefit of the library Of
the California Southern University.
The articles Of incorporation OF the
Gipsey Mining Company, an account
of which will be found in another col
umn, arrived yesterday from Sacra-
mentO.
No street signs, which were to have
been placed on the corners last week
have been seen as yet and visitors,
complain that they cannot find locali-
ties very readily.
The B'nai Birth Association was
yesterday given permission to sell its
property on Fort street near Second,
and to apply the proceeds to the pur-
chase of another lot.
Rev. Geo. w. Sweeney, pastor OF
the Christian church at Oakland and
editor of the Christian Church News,
is in the city and will preach to-day at
the Christian church on Temple street.
The anniversary of the indepen-
dence of Switzerland will be cele-
brated by the Swiss verein "Helve-
tia," on Saturday next, at the City
Gardens. A very interesting histori-
cal programme has been arranged.
At the A. M. E. Zion Church, T.
Brown, pastor, addresses will be de-
iivered by the Rev. DR.. Goodwin,
Hon. r. c. o. Benjamin and others,
on Temperance" All are cordially
invited to attend.
The alarm of fire from box No 5,
East Los Angeles, last night, was
caused by the burning OF portion of
the bulkhead of the Downey avenue
bridge. The fire was extrngulshed
before the arrival OF the engines.
The property-ewners along First
street, between the river and Alameda
street, have nearly all moved their
fences back to the new line of the
s treet, but the Superintendent OF
Streets has not as yet commenced
moving the curbing back, as ordered
at the last meeting of the Council.
The Directors OF the Girls Home
have taken steps to secure the pur-
chase of the cottage and lot at No. IS
Fuller street. The price agreed upon
is 81, 400. The building is ample for
the present needs of the home. There
is no intention of combining Boys
and Girls Aid Society with the Girls
Home. If the former is organized, it
will be entirely separate and distinct
from the latter institution.
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The Pavilion.

The Brady-Webster com bination
will open tomorrow night at the pa
vilion in Dion Boucicault's After Dark.
The two gentlemen named above are
no strangers in this city, and the same
is true of Miss Charl lite Tittel, the
leading lady of the troupe. Popular
prices are the order of the day with
this combination, and no doubt the
season will be successful.
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ssWhen fn Doubt Win the Trick.'
When in doubt, use Crown Flour.
King oe the orange Belt.

semi.Tropic Land & Water Company has
a large tract OF foothill lands now on the
market OF less than half the price at which
other lands are now selling. Only $3.50 to
5000 per acre Terms one-third cash,
balance one and two years, eight per cent
interest Strike quick while you have the
opportunity. Only limited amount for sale
at this price. For full information address
Compton & shively, SIS N. Spring street, Los
Angeles, or San Bernardino, California.
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DESERVES A DIPLOMA.
An Enormous school from which
No One Likes to Graduate.

Life is a sort of school, which nobody
see ms anxious to graduate from, and when
it is known how easy it is to prolong life and
save your wives and daughters, mothers and
sisters, vast amount of suffering thirteen
times year, why should you hesitate to act
in the matter? "How changed! would
not have known you" These words some
times are addressed to one changed by time
or disease, but in those rare cases where an
proved appearance and restored health they
are truly grateful. Mrs. J. W-wrote from
Kansas to Mrs Lydia 4. Pinkham, after
using her Vegetable Compound for trouble
peculiar to women: ~ am happy to state
that your medicine has wrought great
change in me, SO much so that friends who
see me for the first time since began your
treatment hardly know me on account OF
my changed looks"
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W,fter Dark, Last Night.

Fully 10000 people assembled IN front OF
the Headquarters boot and shoe Store to
witness "0ld Tom" one of the characters in
the play of After Dark, seated in the show
window drinking whiskey. 1t was comlcal
to listen to the comments of the crowds Its
stuffed" "It's wax figure" "NO'taint its
alive" and similar comments. We give every
customer ticket for the performances at
the Pavilion, with every two dollar pur-
chase. Our tickets are good to any portion
of the house and to any pc tformance, day or
night "Old Tom" will be with us every
day aud evening.
HEADQUARTERS BooT AND SHOE HOUSE,
200 North Main street
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Los Angeles Dancing Academy, Ar
mory Hall, Monday, November 81,
1887. Promenade s :3OP. NJ. Gentle
man and ladies', SO. Tickets at music
and art stores. Also at box office af-
ter November T4th. Persons wishing
instruction in dancing will please call
at the hall for particulars.
Z. T. BARKER, Manager.
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FOR SALE!
CHEAP HOMES.

$5O00-Pretty cottage of six nice rOom,1
bath, pantry, closets, etc. an the best side n
good street. near Grand avenue. 1t Is
good bargain. Terms reasonable.
$4,000 handsome cottage of six roOm,G
bath, pantry, etc; two lots w tn nice shrub
berry, lawn and flowers, cement waikiki
splendid well. windmill and tank: on bes|
side of street; close in. Come and see Ill
$7000-Two-slory hocse of rooms, bslll
bath. pantry etc sliding doc aud gratd
and Rlantel: good neigAborhoOd aud bari
gain. Terms easy.
$250Q-COttage of siX rooms on the hillsI
near to Temple street cor line.
$3500-fIouse of g rooms on clean sid
OF Lincoln street; very nice lot; terms easyJ
$45O0-Cottage of 5 rooms on the best
side of nice street; shrubbery, grass|
hedge, etc /; near to douhletrack car line; :
very nice and cheap, home,
$6O0-Beautiful lot just Off Vermont ave-
Houses rented. Taxes attended to. Housed
wanted Money t0loan and money wanted
GRIFFIN & GREEN,
Oct 14-1m. lib West First street.
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ArOlnd the World.

Philip Phillips last night concluded
his tour around the world, illustrat-
ing the principal points of interest
by means of his powerful lantern, at
the Fort-street M. f. Church, which
was again crowded to OVERLOOKING
His journey last night was from Bonn
bay to the Red Sea, through Egypt,
Italy, France, Netherlands, British
Isles, returning to New York. The
views we're interspersed with songs,
which were illustrated.
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NOTI.E
To che Taxpayers of Los Angeles

To the Taxpayers of Los Angeles
County.
State and county taxes for the fiscal
year 1878 are due, and PAYABLE at
the Office OF the County Tax Collector,
corner Temple and New High streets,
in the city of Los Angeles, on and
after Monday, the 9TH day Of Novem-
Der, 1887.
Taxes will be delinquent at 6
o'clock p. NJ, on Monday, the 26th
day OF December, 1887, and unless
paid prior thereto, per cent. will be
added to the amount.
j. A. CRAWFORD,
County Tax Collector.
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tsMake Thy Choice"
Buy Crown Flour. All grOeers keep it.


The town for health and for beauty; three
and half miles from San Bernardino. A
large hotel will soon be completed, an ele-
giant depot and many fine residences. Messrs
Bonebrake, Howes and Gov. Merrill are each
building 50, 900 residence motor road
will be built at once from San Bernardino to
Ralto. For full particulars address, Lewis
Shively, 55 N. Spring street, Los Angeles, or
Compton & shively, San Bernardine, Cali
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The Catholics of East Los Angeles
are respectfully invited to attend a
special meeting at Kamble Hall, on
Downey avenue, this evening (Sun-
day, November 13th), at Z 80 A. NJ,
as matters OF great Importance will be
transacted.
REv PETER XERnEGNrR
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All Safe Investments.

STOOL in Urmston tract.
$20O0-Lot in Foreman tract.
S2oo-Foot. upper Main ST., south of SAINT
Fee Hotel.
81 SO0-Fairview tract, good lot.
$2o0O-Fairmount tract, very cbeap
Tl000-Urmston tract, Adams ST.
$.0O0-Cor. Diamond and Wilmer SITS.
T45o0-Hope, between 10th and tn sts
S2z1o-West side Nevada St. cement wall
Tl5o0-Each, 5 lots west side star st.
$ll0o to S2500-Greeuwell tract.
$500 to &20u0-Bentley & Crippens. FourU
st. tract, near Belmont Hotel
S1000-House 8 rooms. south side Ninth 81
S"ooo-House 9 rooms, 4 lots, East Id
Angeles.
siaO0-House rooms near Belmont Hote
Barn, lawn, flowers, furniture AM
piano.
Would be pleased 20 meet our low
friends. We make specially of iuyestiE]
Tor Eastern N,aitorS. over thirty years oil
perieuce Is ne reul estate business. fefel
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